Mythology
Series Series
NARCISSUS
In my digital print, I explore the myth of Narcissus, the exceptionally handsome youth of Greek mythology. Engulfed in an intense self-love, his tragic demise unfolds as he transforms into the iconic narcissus flower. I crafted a visual interpretation, employing geometric shapes that form a shroud over the eyes of the protagonist, symbolising the onset of his floral metamorphosis. His self-blinding ego is vividly portrayed, and as he reflects in remorse, tears cascade down his face, transmuting into glistening streaks of gold. Yet, despite his repentance, the irreversible clock of fate continues its relentless march.
ENKI
A Sumerian god of water melting in the bubbles of colours.
EA
EA, the god of wisdom, Sumerian god
MOLTEN LAVA
Molten Lava is inspired by Japanese folklore about Onamazu, a mythical catfish that could cause earthquakes. The scene depicts the molten lava engulfing Onamazu as a symbol of nature’s wrath.
Visual Hallucinations#1
Explore the intricate layers of our world and beyond with "Visual Hallucinations." This digital artwork delves into the concept of multiple dimensions, where every moment is sliced, dissected, and reconstructed to reveal a kaleidoscope of realities. Inspired by the notion that our perception is but a fraction of what truly exists, this piece invites you to question the nature of reality and embrace the limitless possibilities of the multiverse.
Metamophosis#2
Body becomes a part of glitches in the simulated realty
Freedom#2
Two people attached to each other, covered with overgrown foliage, wandering through the multilayered world, looking for new adventures.
Plastic Reality
Our lives swarm with deception, fakery and lies, blinding each and every one of us. Messages loaded with misinformation continuously target our perceptions. How can we tell what is real anymore? Each one of us suffocates under this sheet of plastic reality, struggling to see the real world around us. Peel back the layers of illusions that envelope you. Break open the cocoon of non-reality.
OANESS#1
An amphibious who taught mankind wisdom.
OANESS#2
An amphibious who taught mankind wisdom.
OMOIKANE
Omoikane dripped, melted, and reassembled—an allegory for the ever-shifting nature of knowledge.
Visual Hallucinations#2
Explore the intricate layers of our world and beyond with "Visual Hallucinations." This digital artwork delves into the concept of multiple dimensions, where every moment is sliced, dissected, and reconstructed to reveal a kaleidoscope of realities. Inspired by the notion that our perception is but a fraction of what truly exists, this piece invites you to question the nature of reality and embrace the limitless possibilities of the multiverse.
Metamophosis#1
Body becomes a part of glitches in the simulated realty
Freedom#1
Two people attached to each other, covered with overgrown foliage, wandering through the multilayered world, looking for new adventures.
Sylph
A sylph is an immortal being which is associated with the element of air. It was featured in the classical literature, and appeared as a kind of forest nymph. It was described originally as a bizarre looking creature with a sort of elongated form. But in later years it was depicted as a slender, beautiful woman which had very airy qualities.
The evolution of this spirit creature in literature is quite an interesting idea. These characters seem to evolve as our society seems to evolve. In my depiction I try to look at it from a futurist point of view. I wanted to use a classic fantasy character to ask questions about how our society will evolve in the future.
My sylph reflects its original forest environment, but it merges the organic with our technological future. It is still elegant, with flowing forms and a kind of blossoming appeal, but it is at the same time a bit cold, and detached. I hope it makes people think about our future relationship with nature and technology.
My sylph reflects its original forest environment, but it merges the organic with our technological future. It is still elegant, with flowing forms and a kind of blossoming appeal, but it is at the same time a bit cold, and detached. I hope it makes people think about our future relationship with nature and technology.